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Valley Line LRT Stage 2 - West Expansion (City Centre West to Lewis Farms)

Infrastructure — Edmonton, Alberta

Estimated value
$2.6B
Status
Under construction
Last updated
Oct 25, 2026

01About this project

Valley Line West is a 14-kilometre light-rail extension from 102 Street downtown to Lewis Farms. It is the second stage of the Valley Line; an urban-style, 27-kilometre LRT line that will operate between Mill Woods and Lewis Farms. The project scope includes: the supply of light rail vehicles, 14 kilometres of double track, 14 stops, two elevated stations, two LRT bridges, an elevated LRT guideway, a light-rail vehicle (LRV) storage facility, one new bus terminal, two reconfigured bus terminals and one Park & Ride facility. The City has awarded the contract to design, build and partially finance the Valley Line West LRT to Marigold Infrastructure Partners. Major construction is well underway along various sections of the LRT alignment. Update: The project remains active along the alignment in 2026, including full closure of 102 Ave, stops and stations, the Lewis Farms storage facility, and Gerry Wright operations and maintenance facility. Marigold Infrastructure Partners (MIP) has achieved 68.7% progress (as of the end of June 2026) as measured by the Independent Certifier. The first LRV manufactured by Hyundai Rotem Corporation (HRC) was shipped from Korea and arrived in Edmonton on July 30, 2025. The Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) is currently stored in Gerry Wright Operations and Maintenance Facility A, awaiting further testing and co…

OwnerCity of Edmonton
LocationEdmonton, Alberta
TypeInfrastructure
StatusUnder construction

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03Sources and licence

Source: City of Edmonton, capital projects

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton.

Last seen in the source on Oct 25, 2026. First listed on PMRFP on Oct 25, 2026.

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